After 18 months since our last visit; due to the pandemic, we finally managed to visit our children albeit briefly (due to new safety protocols). Whilst the visit was totally different to usual - socially distancing, masks etc we were able to catch up on our students both individual and as a group.
They were happy to see us but they hate the masks just as much as the rest of us 😷
As of now less than 6% of Kenya’s population have had the covid vaccine but we are hopeful restrictions will ease before the majority of our children complete primary school in 2022 for their graduation celebrations to go ahead as planned.
Maisha Foundation updated their information in their About section.
Today, our chairman took all of our primary school students on a small trip to buy them new uniform, lunch, shoes, and books. Look at the beautiful smiles on their faces, we think they enjoyed their little outing before returning back to school.
Many thanks to the Frome Times who published this for free in support of our fundraiser. The article can also be found here
www.frometimes.co.uk/2019/08/13/frome-volunteer-aims-to-bring-water-to-poverty-stricken-kenyan-vi...
If you would like to make a small contribution then you can do so here www.gofundme.com/maishafoundation
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Hello sir
Join me in making such a difference. I'm raising money for a Water Borehole in a severely baron and dry area in Laikipia, Kenya and every donation will help. Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me and thousands in the local community. Asante Sana
Click here to support Water Borehole campaign for Maisha Foundation organised by Alun Roberts
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Thank you for taking the time to visit this fundraising page for Maisha Foundation. Maisha Foundation is a small registered charity founded in 2011 by three volunteers after identifying the high level...Good work where is project located it's a .Nice one
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Today we surprised two needy families with some food hampers delivered right to their front doors! Items included 25kg rice, sugar, ugali flour, 5kg cooking oil and 10kg of soap.
The day was nicely rounded off by bumping into a previously sponsored student who is working in a small kiosk shop during the university holidays. The road where we stopped has 100s of kiosks and fate brought us to him! Keep up the good work Josphat we are so very proud of you.
Yayyy Josphat, what a wonderful, inspiring success story x
Thank you very much Alun Roberts, it was a real surprise.. Am proud to be part of Maisha foundation, I promised you, To the limits and beyond.
Amazing work guys keep it up. X
Another successful and busy day visiting some more of our beautiful children